35+ Healthy & Delicious High Protein Overnight Oats Recipes

This recipe is made with coconut milk, yogurt, and blueberries - what a refreshing way to start the day! This one has 6 grams of protein and doesn't require protein powder!

Using non-fat plain Greek yogurt, this is a low-cal, high protein breakfast containing zero calorie marshmallow, sugar free chocolate, and crushed graham crackers! This has just 237 calories and 12 grams of protein. No protein powder is needed for this recipe.

A delicious and healthy cross between breakfast and dessert, this recipe has dates, bananas, and peanut butter for a filling breakfast. This recipe doesn't use protein powder and has 17 grams of protein!

Another delicious dessert-for-breakfast version that is healthy, made with canned coconut milk, almonds, and chocolate chips! No protein powder is needed, and it has 12 grams of protein!

Almost like PB & J in a mug! With peanut butter, jam, and your favorite plant based milk, you'll love not just the taste but the nostalgia! No protein powder is needed, and it has 18 grams of protein!

A delicious and comforting breakfast to start the day with apples, dried cranberries, nonfat vanilla yogurt, chopped walnuts, and cinnamon! No protein powder needed here, and it has 8 grams of protein.

Healthy, made with pure pumpkin, banana, and milk, this delicious recipe doesn't use any protein powder and has 15 grams of protein!

We all know how good elderberry is for health - this recipe also loads up with nutritious seeds such as sunflower, chia, and flaxseed! No protein powder is needed, and has 11 grams of protein!

Cherries, non-fat Greek yogurt, semi-sweet chocolate chips combined with your oats, and this eats like a dessert but is healthy and filling, with 15 grams of protein! No protein powder needed!

Gingerbread is delicious any time of year! Give this delicious recipe a try - no protein powder needed, and it comes in at 15 grams of protein!

Sweetened naturally with cinnamon and maple syrup, this is cozy and delicious! There is no protein powder called for in this recipe, and it has 10 grams of protein!

Reminiscent of coconut cream pie, this mouthwatering version is cool and refreshing, made with coconut milk and without protein powder, with 12 grams of protein!

With 14 grams of protein, this is one of the healthiest and most filling way to get that peanut butter cup taste, guilt-free! Protein is not needed for this recipe!

Made with lemon zest, Greek yogurt, and cream cheese, this recipe is amazingly delicious and so satisfying! Protein powder is not needed for this recipe, and it's loaded with protein at 30 grams!

If you want to feel a little fancy or have a quick but impressive breakfast for houseguest, this is the version to try! Made with roasted apples, pears, and a mix of cozy spices, this has all the gourmet feels! No protein powder needed, and filling with

This recipe included almond butter, milk, and hemp seeds as primary protein sources, so no protein powder needed! The blueberries are refreshing and delightful, and you're getting 23 grams of protein as well!

Made with full fat coconut milk and all the warm and toasty spices, this one is pure comfort! This recipe has 6 grams of protein, omits yogurt, and extra protein powder is optional!

Absolutely decadent and delicious, this is one you'll want to add to your rotation! This recipe can be made both with and without protein powder.

Made with instant coffee, maple syrup and protein powder, this delicious breakfast has 13 g of protein!

If you're looking for a creamsicle for breakfast, try this delicious healthy version! This recipe includes orange slices, Greek yogurt, and protein powder. You'll have a satisfied belly, with 22.2 grams of protein!

This delicious version is made with lemon zest, cream cheese, protein powder, and white chocolate chips, for a decadent breakfast! This contains 29 grams of protein!

Made with chopped peaches, full fat coconut milk, and vanilla, this yummy breakfast has 8 grams of protein and has the option of including protein powder.

With the inclusion of shredded carrots, raisin, and pecans, you'll get the carrot cake vibe instantly! This recipe uses protein powder and has 30 grams of protein!

This recipe will give you an energy boost for sure! Made with coffee, cacao, and chocolate protein powder, this will give you a jump start to your day! It's filling, too with 26 grams of protein!

Bananas, peanut butter, and vanilla yogurt come together for this delicious start to the day! This can be eaten cold or hot, uses protein powder, and has a whopping 38 grams of protein!

Made with strawberry cheesecake Greek yogurt, fresh strawberries, and graham crackers, this is a fresh and fruity breakfast. Made with protein powder, it has 22 grams of protein!

For an unique blend of flavors to get you out of your protein powder rut, this scrumptious version is made with protein powder and has 25 grams protein!

I don't think you can ever go wrong when 'cookies and cream' is in the title of a recipe! This just might keep you full for the most day, with 38 grams of protein!

Made with vanilla protein powder, coconut milk, and key lime juice, this is a bright and refreshing way to start your morning. This one contains 15 grams of protein!

What's more delightful than strawberries and cream? Mix up your breakfast routine with this yummy recipe that includes rolled oats, chia seeds, milk, Greek yogurt, protein powder, honey, and strawberries - with 40 grams of protein per serving!

While this recipe uses protein powder to get this amazing snickerdoodle taste, there are various swaps and subs you can incorporate to get the same flavor without it! As written, this recipe has 33.7 grams of protein!

This amazing breakfast treat is made with oats, protein powder, Greek yogurt, Lotus Biscoff cookie butter, and sprinkled with bits of Biscoff cookie crunch. Protein count comes in at 21 grams, to start your day off full and happy!

With 33 grams protein, it's high fiber and high protein, and with delicious cake batter flavored protein powder (or add cake batter extract to vanilla protein powder). And the sprinkles are there just to make you happy. 🙂

Made with chocolate protein powder and cacao, this recipe is rich, creamy, and filling at 38 grams of protein!

Cookie dough for breakfast? Yes, please! Except, in this overnight oats version, there's no eggs, flour or butter involved, but all the goodness! Having 36 grams of protein, this recipe uses protein powder.

If you like a simple, smooth version of overnight oats, this vanilla recipe incorporates your favorite fruit and vanilla protein powder. You'll feel full and satisfied, with 34 grams of protein.

Made with bananas and Greek yogurt, this creamy wonder is satisfying, with 25 grams of protein. Vanilla whey protein is included in this recipe.

This is a delicious breakfast that tastes like dessert! Made with whey protein (you can also sub extra oats), coconut sugar, and non-fat Greek yogurt, this one is loaded with 26 grams of protein and tastes amazing!